@s8mb I do not think they are referring to UK ETS allowance prices (UKA), but a tax: https://t.co/qxWfSTgFtj. Compare to EUA: https://t.co/RRifLSEHOI. Whilst UKA was more expensive in 2022, it has since become lower (FX doesnt change this much).
@carey_davies Good thread and I agree having moved to Switzerland in March. I’ve explored a lot of Scotland beforehand, it’s a desert in comparison. Even Zurich has plenty wildflowers. As you say, both are heavily managed environments yet so different
@theiaincameron Wasn’t aware the rule changed but surely an easier way to enforce this is to paint a zebra crossing at every junction - like in many other countries
@ManuLinsenmeier Congrats Manuel and interesting work! Makes me wonder if market value (GDP), distance, and shared org. membership also help diffuse emission targets/climate policies for firms - my instinct says the latter is what is missing for firms compared to countries!
1/6 🎓🔬 I'm thrilled to share our new working paper. We find evidence that stock markets are starting to react to key climate litigation by devaluing the stocks of defending Carbon Majors.
https://t.co/vPpElDZBLd
@momin_rayhan "spatial finance" is a term used at Oxford but more for applying geospatial data to finance: https://t.co/ipcX1oMc2M. As an asset, might want to look at the economic geography literature 👍
Paper “Pricing Physical Climate Risk in the Cross-Section of Returns” by @glengostlow wins the @Robeco best sustainable paper award at the Frontier of Factor Investing conference @LancasterUni
The forecast night-time lows are more like the average highs for this time of year. I'm already sleep-deprived from 5 days+ of above 20°C night-time temps 😢
These are literally 'tropical nights'. There were only 44 between 1961-1980. This heatwave alone might yield 8 or more.
Update on my working paper Pricing Physical Climate Risk in the Cross-Section of Returns
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